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I first visited a Buddhist temple when I was 12 and we lived in Sri Lanka. I have faint memories of the colours and the waves of incense, and of feeling relaxed even though I was usually shy and awkward in public.  ...

Catrin and I are just back from a week in Paris with the kids, and I’ve been forcibly reminded of how tough – and then how magical – the journey from intermediate to advanced is. For me, intermediate means ...

The EdTechX Awards celebrate the companies that are making a substantial impact to the digitisation of education, training and work sectors.  SSi are very excited to be selected as a nominee for their 2024 Language ...

SaySomethingin was honoured to be nominated for the Best EdTech Award at the 2024 Wales Technology Awards. Their selection criteria was: In the ever-evolving landscape of education, technology plays a pivotal role in ...

In the week that the Wales XV travelled to the Aviva Stadium for their third match of the Six Nations Championship, a SaySomethingin team of Aran and Nick were also in Dublin to share SSi technology and methodology ...

SaySomethingin are honoured and proud to have gained Living Wage accreditation. The Living Wage is an hourly rate of pay, independently calculated each year based on the real cost of living in the UK. It is higher than ...

The dramatic new Welsh language musical ‘Branwen: y Dadeni’ has just come to the end of a very successful run throughout Wales, selling out everywhere and gathering positive reviews, particularly for its scope and ...

As Storm Debi threw rain, wind and freezing cold at all of us this week, The National Centre for Learning Welsh held an event that warmed all who attended. The Norwegian Church Arts Centre, on the banks of Cardiff Bay, ...

Llywodraeth Cymru Rhyngwladol | Welsh Government International  SaySomethingin participated in the recent trade mission to Tokyo, Japan, organised by the Welsh Government. We wanted to investigate potential uses for ...

In 2022, I had one of the more unexpected and entertaining experiences to bubble up out of working for SaySomethinginWelsh. One of our Iaith ar Daith graduates, Joanna Scanlan (who won a best actress BAFTA for her ...